Review my app: Rmmbr. • Hacker News Board

Re: Review my app: Rmmbr.

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Post by sahillavingia » Sun, Oct 24, 2010, 7:03 AM UTC

nandemo wrote: post #10

sahillavingia wrote: post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Yeah, just was brainstorming and built the app, then looked for whatever name would kinda fit. I am going to use http://rmmbr.org/ though, as people will clearly get annoyed having to type appspot.com.

For some of us non-native English speakers,"rmmbr" might be difficult to remember.

Yeah, I was debating going with something else, but I thought remember without the e's wouldn't be too tough. Any suggestions (that I could just mask on top of rmmbr for others who prefer it)?

Re: Review my app: Rmmbr.

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Post by nir » Sun, Oct 24, 2010, 8:56 AM UTC

sahillavingia wrote: post #11

nandemo wrote: post #10

Earlier quoted context omitted.

For some of us non-native English speakers,"rmmbr" might be difficult to remember.

Yeah, I was debating going with something else, but I thought remember without the e's wouldn't be too tough. Any suggestions (that I could just mask on top of rmmbr for others who prefer it)?

What I meant was that I already have an app called rmmbr running on appspot - http://rmmbr.appspot.com/ - so it would be cool if you used something other than rmmbr.

I don't have any trademark etc, so there's nothing I could do about it, it would just be nice. (My original name was "rmbr", btw, I changed it after a request from someone who had a similar app with that name)

Re: Review my app: Rmmbr.

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Post by ifesdjeen » Sun, Oct 24, 2010, 10:09 AM UTC

I would definitely use something like that one day, if it'd have Emacs keybindings. After switching from Mac OS to Ubuntu, i really miss those (C-{F, B, P, N}, M-{E, A}, yank, insert and so on). Well, all those things.

For now, I'm using Emacs Chrome plugin, that creates a button right next to any textarea to type anything more complex than plain text (indents, lots of moving text around etc).

It's nice to have an online pad. But so far Evernote does everything I ever wanted from online type pad, and I still prefer Remember The Milk - for tasks. Although, I'd be much more happy to use Emacs org-mode, but up until now I haven't seen an online service that'd store and present them in some fancy great way. maybe i should build it?..